1907 $10 INDIAN NO MOTTO MS65 PCGS CAC

In 1907, President Theodore Roosevelt initiated a redesign of U.S. gold coins, leading to the creation of iconic coins such as the Saint-Gaudens double eagle ($20 gold coin) and the Indian Head eagle ($10 gold coin). These coins are admired for their artistic merit and are considered some of the most beautiful coins in American numismatic history. This 1907 $10 Gold Indian Eagle MS65 CAC stands out as the quintessential 'No Motto' type coin, showcasing a well-executed strike with bold details. The lustrous surfaces exhibit a delightful interplay of pink and bright gold-yellow hues, presenting an attractive and impeccably preserved gem. Notably, the satiny fields are a rare sight in this state of preservation, remaining free of marks. The reverse displays a slightly more reddish gold hue, adding to the coin's visual appeal. As a first-year issue, its rarity in PCGS 64 or higher enhances its desirability. With its strong potential for future value growth, this coin stands as a compelling addition to any numismatic portfolio.

PCGS Cert Verification #50123554

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